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Voglio Design vogliodesign — Beautifully written. I love Hemingway's simple, masculine style. Makes me want to go back to Cuba :)

Luca Vass lucavass1117e8 — The Devil's Arithmetic is an okay book so far, but right now, it is extremely confusing.

Shaista Khatree shystar — Flora Segunda is a romp. While Wilce never explicitly lays out a detailed explanation of Flora's world, the impression given is that of an alternate magical universe, in which the Spanish Conquest (or, um, Califa v. Huitzils) is turned on its head. What information we are given comes from Flora, who, as a fourteen-year-old girl with a busy, crammed-full life, is a reliable narrator only when she's sleeping. This does not stop her from having decided opinions and views on her world and her place in it, and the reader must pick and choose what to trust. Wilce also does not spend time detailing the magic, it's complete history, (thank heavens), she puts her time and writing to better use with Flora, her family and friends. The characters are fully formed, conflicted and delightful to follow, especially when they make mistakes, which Flora does nearly every page. Her General mother, her grieving half-nuts father, her best friend Udo, Nini Mo, the Dainty Pirate: no one is infallible or completely trustworthy. Now, for a spoiler: There is a happy, trailing-off ending for Flora, though Wilce does not spare her much suffering early on. The ease with which she escapes is part of a pretty big (though not entirely unpredictable, since I was through trusting Flora at this point!) plot twist, and as she came through relatively unscathed, I was a bit disappointed by that. But overall, it was a satisfying read. Is this another trilogy? It would be nice to learn more about Califa, the Huitzils, and of course, Crackpot Manor, Flora's home of 1100 rooms. I also like the Spanish sprinkled throughout. There is so much in this book I can't cover it here. Go read it.